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Gorses ano Carriages.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING AND
IA SUMNER CARRIAGES manufactured on the prem
iss snabe for city and country use at moderate prices
n solicited j. CURLEf.
- Corner ststs-sk and Boerum place Brooklyn.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW.
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1,288 Broadway, corner Thirty.
Sst. until $50 Brsadwsy Seswsen Twenty
~ corner Eghthaye l52 sxthave 1853 Fourthave, cor
Ser 760 Tlrdsve Fgryseyenthst.
1o07 1kictAva. near eaxueth-st.
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cor,lanit and Des.
broSseS sts as follows
a. IN. for catasauQun and intermediate points.
a m for Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester Buffalo and
the West aud principal local points Chair Wnkebarrs
for Tun khannock and intermediate Chair car
TO Tunkhannock Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg
3iO m for Ptston and principal intermediate points.
Chair car 10 Pittston.
54O IN. Copisy aud intermediate points Connection
10 Reading and Harrisburg. CHAIR car 10 Copay.
for Geneva Lyons Elmrs Rochest ter. Buffalo ana
the West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
100 p foc Laurays and intermediate points.
Trains leaving at q M and $40 connect fo1
all points In Mahanoy ard HaIe,en coal regiona
SUNDAY TRA1Sa
for rauoh Chunk Hazleton and edato points,
$40 p. M for Coplay and intermediate pontA
D. Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester Buhalo auQ
West Pullman sleeper 70 rvous.
General Eastern Office, 235 Broadway.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i On and after APRIL 25. 1897.
GpEAT TRIrNK LINE
OHEAT thu "a LINE
AMI TINTED STATES MAII, ROIrTl

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave VIA De'brosses and cotands Streets
Hsrrs6are Pttsburs and the West with Pullman Palace
:.s s.pas
wIiis@sOort Lock ss HaVsn M Cory and Erie
.st. % and q. eli . 2; GSy for 'd Petroleum
For lebanon 800 a NJ $40 .. m. and 1915 nigh.
sa aaS ri daily
ion nj arrive wsslai9GtCn 90 m end day Gao "a
fEy' go and aaa s ssS
sunday rSnsh carr
For Cape May week days. lilo On Saturdays only,
Ions Branch Bay Head Junction and inter%eaa.. sta
On Sunday. Gas NJ and p m do not stop at AsburJ
For % pSP' R s1S So sU via
and Bay Iue. 4:so D. a. weesdsys uAS 'iA NA''m0rs
Boat bSsky% ASnsI Soa1ss. Win an through train.
Jersey CITY afordins speedy AID direct transfer for
5, From SG 5ss .sS
GO $50 m. i'SS s5c. $40. S'so o go and 1853
9%ar{ ss ss6 @ s9S ~ sss
s SsS sss s;S icy % "a 5
m s2o SO 7oo $40 ssS loss No. ii''' ii''
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave NewYOrk Dssbrosses and cor
go 7ao sShiS,ge f%!sa and 10 Washington Lin.
.iSs sHs .S ana
E%ao ssns1y az EESP,ess elS q L%e and ioA
DAILY 1 eIee ssn Sunday at zao
ns sundays 3 Tor a cs q I" and ."
1901, 800 405 44o 6l0. $50 7:30 $40 $780, e46 ii
and 1915 NJ. LIMITED En- LILA $50 MI l2lO
80 6;3s 7l2. BIZ and 8 so p m on sun lay i20i'
e35. 7l2 and S:l2 ?. m. ~ w. "'
day. ~ ~F'
Ticket oices s4e ASS and ga Broadway Astor House,
Battery-pace and foot Of Desbrosses aud Cortland
Courtst and BROOKLYN Anncx station foot OF Futonst,
tl- Garden. go ~ N' wv
The Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels aud residenccs - ~
CHARLES e. PUGH 7 r. wOOD
oenetaI Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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Mem Qualifications.
> MARION CRAWFORD'S
NEW NOVEL.
new story by the author Of Mr.. Isascs." " pE
Ci.uAsus

new story by the author Of Mr.. Isascs" Oh
Ciaudus." etc.
SARACINESCA,
By F. MARION CRAWFORD. author OF ME- fsaacs."
Doctor Cisudius." "Zoroaster" A Tale OF Lonely
Parish" etc. l2mo 81 80. Now ready.
In the multitude of crude workers there at least one
novelist whose is brilliant go fascinating as quite
10 suggest vision paradise tho happiness OF reading
his fiction and this delight touched at hghwaer marx In
the late novel "saracinesca" Tie is laid in
Rome the grand historic city lending fitting back
ground scenery of the most fascinating
that written OF late years in the desert OIL
mediocy OF late fiction here 10 novel that reweaves al
the old spell Of imaginative romanca-tBoston Evening
Traveller
acnesca" the best thing he has yet done-f not the
best novel Of the year. Freemans Journal
He has done no better work than saracnesca."
high praise for It's artistic intellectual and
moral power.-[Boston Post.
Delights anything he has written
since he surprised the world with Mr. Isaacs." He
has In
SARACINESCA
written powerful story OF modern Roman life which is bet
ter than his Roman Singer Philadelphia Evening
Bulletin
Ono OF the engrossing novels have ever read
Crawford always interesting and ia this instance parcu
larry SOL Boston Times
saracnesca s MI Crawford mature1 and most satisfy
ing work. Boston Beacon
Moves forward with and flow OF which Bulwer
need not have been ashamod-lBoson Courier
saracinesca" is very remarkable book. and great adj
vance upon any OF the authors previous work. 1t
would be difficult to conceive OF more gracious presence
Ducess Corona She so pure and true 80
brave trial, wlthai such thorough woman-no
angel passionate loving lovabe woman-faithfui TO
her ideal OF right loyal to her husband II the
cuson story to be good the opening We cannot
have 1t too In this is one OF the most oeo
since "John Ingesant "-lLondon Academy
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
PEORIA DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE INCOME
BOSDS
OPPICR OF THE EQUITABLE GAS LIGHT
AND FUEL COMPANY OF CHICAGO. ,
kEW.NOuK Nav lQAT
THE BOOKS of

THE BOOKS of this company will be closed
AZ the oee Of It's trsnsfersens the Central Trust Com
kaesanst York from the 18th day OMay nt tho
2 day OF May 1887 for The purpose OF making division TO
the stockhoes o. reeor payable AZ Tue same once on AMI
May 81 1887 OF 900 shares OF stock In the Gas Trust
Company OF Chicago the rate Of 60 2S cent OF the latter
for each share VI said Equitable stock AT the time tho
Central trust Company viii give temporary receipts for the
stock OF the Equitable Gas 1lght and Pue Company OF
Chicago later for and shares each
Of tho Gas Trust Company stock when It's engraved
JG0. s. WELLS,
Secretary.
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DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA and WEST,

TWEEN NEw.YoRK AID BUFFALO LfGHTNISa
IMPRESS TRAINS NO DUST ALWAYS on TIME
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND sleeping COACHES
DspoIs N New York foot Of Barclay and Christopher ats
M DAILY except sundays Buffalo and Oswego Express
Tor Water Gap strousourg scranton. Bngh.nton Emira
BATH Buffalo SYRACUSE Oswego Greeaa Oxford Norwich,
Utca connect at Scranton for Pttt0n Wkesbarre Dam
VILE aud Northumberland. at owego Tor Ithaca and merms
D. IN Binghamton and Elmira Express for Water Dap,
Scranton Binghamon Owego aud M nra Connects
ton Tor Pitls0n. Kingston, WlkesOaIre, &c
D. m Daily Buffalo Limited Express LOT strouisburS
Scranton Blnghamton Oweso nj C0rlinS BATH. Way
land Buffalo, dc, arriving IA bufno 40 IN.
Daily Bunalo and Oswe5o Express lot
Scranton Bngnamton, Cortlands syracuse osweso 1ass
OxiorI kichtelt Springs conneets -
Owero for Ithaca aud intermediate stations except sstur
DAYS Connecs al Buffalo with trans TOR ali points VEST
for sale and baggage checked at 2S) Bro4hw ~aA
al WeseoIt hxuress Offices New-York and Brooklyn
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ooJ hash shipments Flour 60oo bolai Wheat i@oVo
bnsh Corn 30OObush Oats 1l.voo BUSH hye ---.. ouSA
bush
TOLEDO firm Nav ssc na SS ami q ca.
AZ o3 bid - Recepis-wheat IL 600 bush. Germ llvoo
bush Oats 400 bush Cloverseed bags shpin9nn.s
Wheat 10000 bush. Corn i00V uusN WV '''' S"S-'
Clover Seed 90 bags
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sn,endd assortment; all the different styles Wardrobe.
bookcases Chironiers Desk Bureau and Mante Beds 10
Mahogany Cherry, Walnut Ebony, Ash or Imitation wal
nut Lowest prices in tho city. Cash or easy terms
Everythng for house keeping.
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BOSTON. NEWPORT. NORTH and EAST

ID Via FALL RivER Line : Steamers PILGRrM
and BRISTOL Leave Pier % n. H., foot OF Murray
ST. AZ SOD y. daily. (sunty, included. Connection
by Annex Boat from Brookly l:30 and Jersey City az
m. An orchestra each steamer Best Accommodations
Lowest Rates.
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financial.
Houston and Texas Central ny Co.
TO HOLDERS OF GENERAL MORTGAGE BONDS.

TO HOLDERS OF GENERAL NOR rGAGE BONDS.
The undersigned Committee OF General Mortgage Bondhod
ers representing majority Of tho outstanding oond' of said
issue adopted agreement to united action and
the mutual protection OF the bondhoior.
Copies OF tho agreement be obtained OF the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company Ube Trustee OF the mortgagc)
Bondoders desiring obtain tho benefits OF such agree
ment requested pursuant the terms thereof to deposit
their bonds speedily possible with that company which
will be ready to Issue negotiable certificates therefor from and
after May next
foreclosure suit Ia being rapidly advanced and the time
ha, come when concert OF action mpeavey necessary
Dated New.York. April %. 1887
HENRY BUDGE OF HALLGARTEN & CO. Chairman
WILLIAM MERTENs. Of L. Won HOFFMAN, co.
THOMAS I. MANSON Jr. OF CHAs HEAD co.
FREDERIC TAYLOR. Of FREDERIC TAYLOR CO.
II. X. PoMRoY. of PoMRoY BROS.
WILLIAM QUINLAN, Jr, Of CHEMICAL NATIONAL
BANK.
CHAs ROBINSON SMITH
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1inanrial.
CENTRAL IOWA RAILWAY co.

CENTRAL IOWA RAILWAY co.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE lsT MORTGAGE BONDS.
The undersigned many Others believing that the Plan
Mortgage Bonds of the Central Iowa
Railway Company bonds proposed by MT O. L.
Tantor in his circular letter Of April 49, 1887 unfair and
should not be adopted respectfully ask the holders Of tho
First Mortgage Bonds to Room a. Scare Building.
Boston. Mass on Tuesday, May TO- at 10 o'clock M to
agree upon some plan for the protection Of their interests
ELIJAH SMITH.
RICHARDSON. HILL CO.
ISAAC PRATT. jr.
FRED. L. AMEs.
GAS STOCKS AND BONDS OF GAS CON- Nj
PANES in v7yo BRESroS IN
IF YOU WISH TO INVEST MONEY in a
business and get good dydsRdi o ahedei Room 49,
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Grand Central Mining Company corporation ohol and
i S9S
nal Office CORPORA the City OF Youngstown om
On Friday tho day Of May 1887 beginning at II o'clock
OF sad DAY .ucn oeng arc TO consider and vote upon
the Sneen Of the sale and transfer by Grand Cen
@ s MDps s % 3. 81 all Cd Ss %
tory Arizona and 70 consider and vote s c
sale and transfer o,,.o,ra - .a,,o p.o.,,o..
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. April g. 1887.
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY NEw.JERsRY. J
lie IlpRRTY-sT. J
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
~ meeting OF the stOckholdersof the Central Railroad Com
many of elect Directors TO for the
wear ensuing will DO held OF the Office Of tho Company
In Jersey CITY between the hours Of ~ O'Clock and .
O'clock p. OF Friday, May I, next ..,,..,...
book will he closed RON friday mo loth Instant
10 Monday. the 9th proIimo BY ordeT r,,ox, cru,.r
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD co.
TREAsURERs DEPARTMENT.
PHILADELPHIA. May Cd. 1887
The Board Directors this day declared semiannua
dividend ofTwo AND oNE-HALF PER CENT upon the
capital stock Of the company Of all taxes payable
and after May 81 neI TO shareholders registered the
books at 8 p. m. April go nit
on May 81 dividends will be paid to women only.
ROBERT W. SMITH.
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Ar0RraERN RAILRnADOF NEW IERsEY,

IL RlE RAiLW Af, now known rs the NEW
Through trains 2sdst and Chamberss stations al
same hour Local trains leave 2Sdst station fifteen min.
ues earlier than from Chambersst
Q. nL-Day Express week days. RuGet Drawing room
pum'S Sleeping Coaches rom Hornelisvc 70 Chicago.
Limited sSd PT%an tran q bay and et sleeping
Fails. Hamilton and Toronto No charge for
sp mDaiy; Chicago Express Pullman Day Sleeping
Coaches to Binghamon Elmra Rochester Buffalo. Mag
Rutherford and Passaic. week 445 5:45 7s2O 76a
eso io9os ~ 1900 noon Its 800. 800 tao. 6l9 $50
800 ioso ,SV M lO Zoo %aaat "0' lao '' 0'0
IS S@ osH &c. &C. So
a i 5 5s $50 sS 1929 $50 l:Go ma &
500 800 1850 M, 1900 midnight, 1850 ''' 0''0 ''''
Nsyars and Paterson ys New9rl week days $50 500
S2s So SSo 1900 midnIsns Sun suad SSs
saaean % % s Gsys $40 500 ESQ oso
800 $50 500. $50 el0 il5 7:i5 $50 1850 IN and il
S on ia 10 sunday a. $50 1920 % las Ai0 ESQ.,
warwick AS co. 1920 a. me a:so m Sunday. s4sa M
M Msn,,Srno 20 So ,ns, M : so C.c M
and 600 IN. sundays $50 600 p M
Montgomery Rondout and Kingston. 900 m. $50 p. NJ
Scranton. Dunrnors week days 600 N. 4, 2sopm
e9snsn 40 30 90 500 1920 M go $780, $50.
M,GalstoSn. week DAYS AS sas $50 900 1920 M.
1920 a NJ. $780, 500 p m. The 900 a train stops AZ
Port Jervs AS $50 9oo 1920 m $50 $3.50 40, 600
800 $50 IN. Sundays. $780, 1920 a. m 600 $780, SOD
Sleeping can and orders FOR Se sbse
%s .n sS e ossEass Ray Se s DE
Express trains from West arrive IN New York at 7i7
Go DE HAvE en- A. V a. %ss FARMER, @. Ags
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
NATsKUL EVENING LINE.

~ For CATSKILL and way landings Boats leave Pier 3d.
North River loot Of aystreet daily at p M n. 49,.
For STUYVESANT and ATHENS non PIER 80 NORTH
River OF Franklin Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays at same hour.
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MACMILLAN & CO., New-York.
1l2 FOURTH.AVE.

CIXTH THOUSAND.-The Latest Studies on
- Indian Reservations BY ]. b. Harrison. author OF
Certain Dangerous Tcndenccs in American Life" 233
pages: % ceufs Address THE INDIAN RI0HrS AS
ISOLATION, l. 3l6 Filbertst, Philadelphia
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gteambcats ano Railrcaos.

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE.-Pal-
~ ace steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND
every day from Pier Al NJ H., foot ot
Canal.st.
Iresht received until the hour OF departure.
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sisamboats ano RaiIrcaos.

A -RONDOUr and KINGSTON landing al
IA Crauston's West Poiatl Cornwall NswbusG Mari.
boro Milton Pouxhkeeps and Esopus connecting with
Ulster ami Delaware stony Glove and catshil Moani.a
every week day at pier foot Of HSrriscnsk,
except saturday when City of Kingston caves atl M
WEST SHORE RAILRo a ,:
Trains leave West 42dst station as follows ana 10 mute9
earlier from foot Of Jay at, North Ryeri
Detroit and Chicago. s9:o6 Al m, @6:06. 1910 p. m.
UiioS syrscn:e B11sio Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls al6. $3.50 a. m. 1905. 1918 p. IN.
Highland Kingston, Saugertes, Catskfl1 Albany, Sis
.7:i6, 1855. iis6 ~, 4, 's;O5 1915 2 M.
Cranston's West Point Cornwall, Newburg .sls Ills
1855. lob 1880 n T. 5. 's.lo y. m. and 'G'oS .. M
Cranston's, Cornwall, Newburg.
For Montreal and Canada East, 6;O5 p m.
Hamilton London, 1856 a $685. Sis Toronto,
1885 a. m, 1906. 1919 p m Con-. -,
for Buffalo. NIAGARA FAILS Detroit
Chicago all through trains.
Daily Daily except Saturday Other trains daily except
Sunday
For tickes timetables parIor seepingcar accommoda
tons information apply at Offices. Brookyn-333 WASH
ingtOnst, 730 Fgltonst annes Office, cot q EuItonst
wot Shore stations foot OF West 42ist foot OF
G. r. LAMBERT,
8 Vanderbitave General Passenger Agent
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WORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO,

IL. n
~ RIVER KAILRoAD.-Commeneing January =, 1887.
t1r,ush trains will leave Grand Central Depoti
ExpTess through urawlngr cars 10
A,pnny Troy ht Adams, hous7's Pr and syracuse.
-,ju a m Tine Limited" with uinns cars stopping At
Albany Utica syracuse Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara FAILS
Erie cleveland Toledo. arriving At Chicago 90 ILL.,
m Chicago Express drawing room cars to Canaan
naIsua anu hochosIor, ~. ., >.u,,,... -,
tIl:3O a. N. Western NeW'fork anu Noruern EXPRESS
with ara wing room cars. 80, ,,-- -, ,,
~ II n M Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
~ m Chicago and 81 LOUIS Express, win cloepn gears
for Nagar. Fails Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chi.
saga anu III. Louis Dluiug.car New-fork 10 Albany.
Pan "a M montreal press with sleep Montreal
n M Special Sleeper arrives Rochester u 40 a. But'
iaio o SO a. M. aud Cleveland 1915 D. m. next day.
t.yb Pacific Express, with sleeping cars Tor Rochos
ter Bualo Niagara Fails Cleveland Toledo. Detroit and
Ehicaxo 10 WATERFOWL via s, daily except
saturday also AuOurn Geneva and Canandasua except
III is 3 NJ Night Express with sleeping cars TO Albany
.nd Troy Connects win the morning Trans or the os ana
Tor the orIh (sxcept saturday nght
TtrLai. ON saio At Grand Central Depot No. Battery
piaoe IlY broadway Harlem Depot l26thst and 4t ave.
and nj estcotts express Offices PARK Page near Broad
waxl 7s6 ami 0l2 Broadway and 62 West l2othsL New
YorR 83 and $50 Fulton ss BfooAyn and ~
sth.st., Williamsburg ... -, .,..u,. .... 49,. =.
norured AZ the ticket Office, III Newfork Ciy and
sY3 Washin ri OH at, Brooklyn.
he.s trains daily All others daily except Sunday.
tThese stop at Harlem (l2osnst anu ttn,ayel
j. N. TUUCEf. HEN NJ MoNEll,
GENERAL superintendent General Passenger Agent
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Excursions.
nlrsiral Jnstrnments

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
n ltiitht and square Ianos Of make, which we're
recsy selected and only used by tho artists Of TIE Metro
ran Creta House during thepast opera season.
Win DO sold at iers reduction IRON regular prices
flANo' FUN WILLIAM KNABE & CO.. il2 6th.ave
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GHORE LINE, all Rail, for Boston, Provi-
- dence Newport and all New England Points 3 Ex.
press trains daily tsundays excepted from Grand Central
seopngcarsl Sunday trains 1OA H. lpaTor cars. II y u
sleeping cars(
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Geafbers.

A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
~ supplied; charge. TEACH EhS registered
tree 2UO vacancies (April 2l daily H. t. AVERY
American School Bureau. West l4th-st, N. Y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
N AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Gov
snessss etc. COLLEGES, scbc OILS Families Appiyto
MRS. MI YotNG-fULToN, 20 Union Square
FTEACHERS WANT at once for Septem-
J. ber.-Lades First assistant public school, near city
graduate must be able TO sing and play sS00 Pr
W. d. KERR. l6 Aston Place.
VISITING ENGAGEMENT desired, now or
In September, IN school family. by Nine. DE BEL
PRAT Hanoyerisn graduate and successful teacher for
principal young ladies' school at New Brighton g.
German and French Engnsh branches Sz2 East 42dst
WANTED. - Teacher in boarding school;
w mathematics. physics, drawing; must know how to
manage boys. Address PRINCIPAL. BOX 80 Tribune
Uptown ONCE 1888 broadway.
WILD FLOWERS furnished to city teach
w ers having botany classes Address BoTAN1sT,
Boz l3s. Cold Spring ~ Y.
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU Qor both sexes supplies Professors Teachers
Governesse Musicians Honsekeepers Companons etc. 70
colleges schools and families also Bo0kkeepers stenogr
Gra 4 D. CULVER 500 bth-ave., New.Yorr City.
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The May Atlantic is notable number and one to be
heartily commended First among its serious papers is
Mr. George r. Parsonss brilliant article The Decline
of Duty" No other American writer observes closely
and dspassonaely as does Mr. Parsons the spirit and
tendencies of his day AMI his counry few just in
tho statement of motives and causes, and few
capable OF combining practically and lofty ethics. One
may not wholly agree with all Mr. Parsonss deductions
but is forced to enjoy the mode In which they
presented His paper is phosophc and original
tributivn to the literature OF practical Christianity
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There is q May-tine brightness in DR.. Holiness
Atlantic reminisc of his foreign visit The bead OF
an eternal youthfulness of spirit sparkes upon the
genial draught he offers us.
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTrNE-
crIprr.roy May 5-Turpentiue steady at 3lc
sIyANNAU MAY 5--Turpsntino 1rm at Sic
WILMINGTON May 5.-rurpenino quiet at SIC.
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What is the "Touch of sublmity" which gives its
title to Mrs Lathrops clever story in The Hc'c Princeton
RepiecS hardly lie in the strained and unnatural
conclusion though the reader is supposed TO infer It,
This is STYLE the best bit OF prose Mrs Lahrop has
given She is growing out of the fault typed in this
halfsentence: sic turned In at little stranded
gateway, drftod by Of fields against the
roadside" Too much effort!
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

4 NETWORK. NEw.HAVEN and HARTFORD X X
Trains Haren River station. corner l55is AMI i.
cOln-ave Thirt Bridge across Harlem HINee
Preached by Second Avenue aud suburban Elsv1ei Ts;
roads, daily, except sundays at Ht5. 100 Sl0 ~ Ltoo
NJ o. 3j5 $40 $40 $40. 1920 p M Tor PORT NOE
Casanova (Oak POnt) Hunts Point West Farms van
NcsL West Chester Tmpsons Chester pelham Bay.
Harlow (Cty sand Pelham Manor and New Rochelle con-
Rochelle with trains for all points on tne
man line Of the New.York, Haven and Hartford Ras
road Line and Air Line Divisions New canaan MIX
dleown New Britain and sued branches and Boston AMI
Mdnght train Tor New.Roohee AMI all intermediate ssE
tons AZ 1910 y. daily except MondlyS
SUNDAY trains for New Rochelle and all intermediate sra
tons az A. m 1901 and $3.50 the latter tram eonnecf
Jug at New. Rochelle with way train ~ stamford
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NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave ck-slip
IN pier 20 H. at pm and IL pm Sundays exceptsd
Steamers arrive w time for early trains north aud eAss
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TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE. -
-. Steamers cry OF Troy ana sARATo9A Leave
D. IN Troy aud the North sunday steamer touches at
Albany. Troy Excursion Tickets $40
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The discovery of the st strangely felke body of the
great Pharaoh has often been related since 81 but
more entertainngly than in the May Ccntuy The
careful illustrations lend exceeding viyidness and
reality to the story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-06

The ceverest character sketch which Miss S. o.
Jewett has yet produced brghens this month the pages
Of The aandc. 1t is humorous it is pathetic; 1t is
realistic oh, abused woodland yet 1t Is Informed
with maenation it is almost perfect after its kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-06

Duty was not declining in England il is certain
in the days little Ralph Waldo Emerson sat at his
copy book Boston Mr.. Cabot records in The Atlantic
that Ralph went to school before he was three DID,
aud his life there well at home austere The
boys mother loved her children, but showed 1t only in
her carefulness for their webeng Mr. Cabot says that
once Ralph and another brother had played truant
all day they much surprised their return at
the mothers exclaiming: Ny son, bave been in an
agony for you! Il went to bed says Ralph, in bliss
at the interest she showed" II boyhood full Of
stern limitations and exactons; and it brought forth
noble results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-06

Mrs Lambs paper in The Magazine Of american History
on the White House and its Memories
pleasant vehicle for the presentation of various portraits
of the wives Of our Presidents. Portraits of Mrs. Nc
Elroy and Miss T. Cleveland with several views of the
White House included The handsome young face of
Mrs Cleveland fronts the opening page The defect Of
the article is a wretched portrait of Mrs Garfield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-06

That is fine poem which Colonel Hay contributes TO
The Century What IL its idea be far from new tit Is
treated In way noble to make the reader lament
more than ever that its brilliant author seldom degns
IN use his pOets gift